Show 8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE B SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST a 1934 5 HOLSUM SKIDS IN INDUSTRIAL LOOP RACE Entered in Children’s Class at Horse Show MINERS GAIN GIANTS SPLIT SUFFER SLIDE BY COUNTING THMS ROSS S r HE CAR BEAT fr GI OF HALF GAME JIMMY AGAIN Yorkers Set Record in Ninth Inning Cards Cubs Winners McLarnin Expected to Be FA in Better Fighting Trim This Time BF 6 TO 3 WIN L New Bingham Crew Shells Tur iter From Mound in DC ft 10( First Inning (Continued from Fact I B) Bv SPARROW McGANN Special to Salt Lake Tribuna INDUSTRIAL (Copyright 1934) "V cisrJ?4 T Won Loft YORK Aug 4— Barney Rons the Cjro Shortstop Arky Vaughan dinals scored four runs in the sixth is g e r e WTStf ' VYiTp'" to drive Southpaw Larry French from return match a in McLarnin Jimmy the mound Otherwise he would not willingly Paul Waner was hit on the foot by bat that slipped out of Grace's Saturday’ Resells sign to fight the Irishman on SeptemV s Mines 6 Holsum 3 hands dunng batting practice and ber 6 at the latter s best weight 147 was out of the Picatfii’ starting lineSartlay’r Srtirdnle pound Handy it Huisum tdtafnobltr park The injury however was not up R m (2) As the champion Barney could Mines Copperton park serious and Waner appeared as a Royal at V Bingham 5pm dictate terms As the challenger Ross pinch hitter Otnimeli cfub it Provo held off until Pop Foster agreed to Manager Frankie Frisch of the Carlet Jimmy come in at 145 pounds dinals wits out of action because of By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The result of that fight is past hisan ailing leg Royal Bakers and Gemfhell Club BT LOUIS PITTSBURGH tory What Barney learned in that ABHOA geem destined to battle it out for first ABHOA L Wanerj meeting undoubtedly convinced him 5 12 0 Whitehead 2b race Jensen 4 14 0 Martin 3b he could whip Jimmy at any weight place in the Industrial league 4 13 2 Rothrock VauKhai rf McLarnin was off m his timing 4 0 11 Medwick U following Holsunfs 6 to 3 defeat at Lindstro 4 0 3 0 Collins lb 3uhr II His left hook and right cross Jell the hands of U S Mutes Saturday at 4 c 3 Traynorl 10 Davis short of the marjc time and again 3 2 2 0 Delaney Thevent c Commuhity park 3 2 8 2 Durocher Grace u This was due to his long absence 0 0 0 2 French Carleton p The Holsum crew Is now a game from actual ring competition Then 0 0 11 J Metne Dean p 0 0 0 1 Chatman and a half behind the pace setters again he grew very tired in the 0 xLuca 110 and the loss to the Miners virtually closing rounds clearly proving that xxP Waner 110 0 0 0 0 0 he was considerably weakened by xxxydunB throws them out of the pennant acrap Tot scaling down to 142 pounds The Miners took a liking to Harry Jimmy Aggressive XXi Turner’s slants and Tony Krlsman xx— Ran for P McLarnin went into the right con4 — a 120 out 001 000 him to face man Pittsburgh banged first St Louis 010 004 Olx—O fident he could put over the finish(ingle to left field Rod Adams laid Errors— Vaughan 2 White- jummary er in about five rounds This was Lee Thorup local and Jim head Runs batted In —Carleton L Waner (left) down a sacrifice and then the fireDavis Fullis 2 Durocher Lucas Traynor apparent in the way he carhed the disZaceana Frank riders have the who works started d bicycle hits— Thevenow Delaney fight to his rival Barney did not Durocher Lucas Medwick Vaughan tinction of being the first to sign clouted a triple (coring Krlsman Home run— Delaney Sacri elect to swap blows and being on Thevenow KraSid bats from the pf Singles Double plays— Durocher to up for the transcontinental fice— Durocher relay the defensive he was able to ward Collins J Dean to Durocher to Collins race which will start on the West mer Bud Reed and Luke Carmoni off Jimmy’s thrusts and tie him up Bases on balls— Carleton 2 Struck out— followed almost as fast as the batters 4 Carleton 3 J Dean Hits— and east coasts August 19 ton nf Mr monte Cottonwood Photo shows Dicky Steiner Trinee” Is a horse" from the FFrench effectively until he started to do renoh-1M 2r3 fihag In in Maina toed the mark The final bingle 0 1 3 3 2 In 7 Dean J Carleton 0 some work on his own account It and Mrs Frank Steiner who will ride “Prince" In Goodman stables and has been trained by Mr non1 in Gene Ludlow Grants spelled the end of Turner and he was the French In Hit (WhiteBy Only by pitcher— was good strategy and Ross won Junior League horse show Sunday at El Mira- Goodman Winning pitcher — Carleipn head) replaced by Ed Kener Control of Cheyenne SecJL though there are many who thought pitcher— French Four Scattered Hits Kener hurled fine ball and was Jimmy won on aggressiveness scored on only In the second inning Given to Salt Lake tor McLarnin has been steadily workFans Eleven Braves Whip Robins when Zaccarla was safe on a bobble ing to reach the peak of his form by Hank Smith and came in when Captain Whole Pop Foster has been in this tlouble-t'eeite- p In Thirteenth Round f ield - Vechie-hit- a return match’ Jlmm v - Holsum- - Kids from the second on Kener hurled BROOKLYN Aug 4 has bben nrstnet training at Oakland masterful ball allowing tha Miners Bevwith the to The enlist for scries riders the Pinney fust playoff with Jordan’s three base hit coupled Calif six blows In the last seven frames race two erage for a chance to play in the Ina wild return ot the ball by Len transcontinental bicycle Knowing the pride of the Irishman Holtom had considerable difficulty who had to meet all comers in var‘In solving Jack Smith’s tantalizing Koenecke broke up a 13 inning ball weeks hence are Jimmy and Lee dependent round robin tourney by ious classes for ten before he offerings when runners were on the game today and the Braves gained a 5 Thorup brothers who have won no defeating ‘the Beveragemen 5 to 3 wona world's title it years is safe to wager The Bakers banged out 11 Bengals Swamp Cliisox to 3 decision over the Dodgers Wally little renown in local road races Saturday behind Gene Ludlows’ four paths that Jimmy will not be shoct when safeties hut time after time with home These two boys will start the east- hit pitching Berger hit his twenty-fourthe toes the mark against his conrunners in scoring position the Ruth Whackg One Sen ward lap probabiy riding to Mounrun to add an extra counter Louis Campana and Johnny Figna Bingham southpaw would tighten up his fourteenth tain Deli reservoir and again from taro gave their youthful hurler some queror next month If Barney is good Van seeking Mungo to repeat there will be nothSome sixty riders are in readiness for the second annual Junior ators Brown Win and halt what appeared certain victory lost a chance to win in regu- Kimball’s tq Wanship sparkling support both at the bat and enough Jimmy to do but hahg up his core League horse show which will take place Sunday afternoon at 4 lation time when Randy Moore hit Upon urgent request of the nation- in the field Johnny cracked out ing for and call it quits He has plenty gloves Earl Owen led the "local team’s atfor the circuit with Berger on base al governing body Lorus Manwaring four hits in four trips to the plate of o’clock gt El Miramonte cAtonwqod (Continued from Page saved and does not have tack with thres hits in four times at captain of the Salt Lake sector will one of them a double and Campana to money in the up in the pro in the seventh events Nine are included tarry bat one of the blows going tor a their half ot the last Inning on sin boxing game Jimmy filled the bases twice In also take over the supervision of the made several sensational catches of wants Brooklyn to be married as a worlds g rmbli — erarn ThftXJre Eguestrian fashions the extra Innings but were stopped by stretch from Rawlins to Cheyenne hard hit drives and drove m the gt£rtF''M3rgarrimd Reyitoid-n- d children’s class saddle a double play once and i force-ou- t Sunday at Community the Holsum an error by Center Fielder Schulte the This will be in addition tu ttierrsuts wtrmtng run-- in the finar tnnlng ‘wtth Champion or as a retired fighter l erew will tangle with the tail-enWASHINGTON BOSTON from Salt Lake City to Rawlins pre- a long single to left BarheyDefles Hdodoo' time horses (open) fivegaited saddle secondBOSTON BHOA! BHOA twin a bill in outfit The first BROOKLYN Sandy The Kids and Pinney's will play a When Ross was informed that the viously assigned to him 5 3 1 3 Clssell 3b 5 113 MW 3b horses (owners to ride) ladies’ hunt I BHOA! BHOA 5 316 game is scheduled to begin st I p m Susko lb5 143 3b The San Francisco directors will double bill Sunday The first game last nine welterweight Werber 7 3 4 0 rt Urbanskt Boyle champions 96134 0 Morgan 6 3 7 ers Manual) lb of saddle horses SOI !!' thoroughto 1 3 7 meetthe 5 os 3 5 0 0 Royal goeito Bingham pairs Mallon 3b handle the race from the Bay city will begin at p m If the Kids win lost their titles in their first defense 7IFrey aa Oronln 4 3 3 8 R Johnson It 4 0 3 0 If 6130 bred or grade thoroughbred saddle Jordan cflb 5 3 30 OITayjor tough Mines crew Manager Joe My Schulte cf 4 6 I lIReynold this the 4 0 3 0 second unneces- bouts he laughed it off When told be will Salt into is It Lake game rf City expedited 14 3 4 Leslie lb Berger 6130 ers pulled a “Mickey Cochrane” on Travis Sb 4 I I i Bolters cf 45 3 4 11 horses (open) that the distance from the west coast sary Both games will be played on that every champion who defended ( 4 3 0 Cucclnello fivegaited saddle Moore rf larrlaa rt ISO OR Ferrell a 0 4 0! b Holsum Saturday by starting “Smith Bolton No 1 horses (open) opep hunters The Lee If Sb 501 0 0 0 0 his title at the Madison Square Gar41lizCooke 6 1 3 Koenecke cf 4(433 10 0 to Salt' Lake City will be covered m Whitney S 0 3 4 so erstwhil first sacker and both Tom luese Lary a class which will fashion si5 0 4 3IStrlpp 3 0 0 1 about 40 hours 3b e The riders Sugarhouse Mercantile plays Frank- den bowl was dethroned he went equestrian Hogan starjt 1 MclDull 0 0 0 importer 1 1 0 0 0 2b 3 0 c 0 Jackson end Dick Brasher are ready litehlll p 310t lin Chapman 3 110 Grocery in a twin bill on No 2 that one better hy ordering his manW Ferrell the west and east OGDEN—Opening matches In the include the showing of forma) pair Spohrer 4 0 0 3 Bucher 2b Rhem 10 0 0 multaneously from for duty Sunday Joe Barney will Russell The first game is scheduled to start ager to paint the numerals Indian pair informal pair modern Cantwellp coasts August 19 0 0 0 llLopea e 13 in green (0101 aid! 2 chuck for Royal The game Will get Jewell Ogden city tennis championships pair and Victorian pair should be par- xThompson p 1 0 0 0 Mungo p 12 4 at letters on his dressing room door j10 0 0 Manwaring has toappointed four ad- Utah30 p m and 0 0 0 0 Frederick xxBrandt 41 13 80101 under way at 9 p m Total 30 0 30 11 were arranged Saturday by Director ticularly interesting Total ditional members Woodbury Real"I never heard of a hoodoo knockthe local commitPoultry for Bolton in ninth Gemmell Club tied with Royal for KRsn 48 13 39 10 tee — Bill Stratford 48 S 39 33 Totals Competition will get The events include some jumping Totals a Han for R Ferrell In tenth Hardy K Downing W D Rish-e- l tors clash at Fairmont park at 10 ing a fellow out If you want to be (Batted for Strlpp In tenth m He'mz top spot Journeys to Provo for a MBatted tor Lary In tenth and under way Monday morning on three which is always of great interest to Boston Norman Hopper and James T Drug and Zion Coal superstitious about the matter 00 1 000 200 000 3—5 003 010 001 3—7 courts Washington meet on No 1 at 9 30 a m in other not go the distance and add a why with singles play occupying the spectators game with the disappointing Timps Boalor) 100 101 000 000 0—3 Snarr Brooklyn 000 300 500 -5 few In— Cucclnello batted Runs Gemmell with Don Harrison ready Summary- - Runs batted In— Summary Indie attentio games Sunday About 600 are expected to attend Koenecke Leslie Moore 3 Berger more jinxes and make it complete’” Myer Buako complete ErClesell Harr! Werber for service la favored to defeat the ilanuah Oronln The tournament has score: ROCK for) the SPRINGS the event all the proceeds of which rors— Hogan Frey Cucclnello Koenecke Wyo —Strong Registration A confident but not a cocky little leynold R Ferrell Lary Errors —Cronin been HOLSUM KIDS hits— Mungo Taylor Cuoolnello PINNEY Provo dub which ao far has showed Shulte BEVFRAGF fellow are wanted! William R Lee of e Cl&sell hit— Oronln exceptionally heavy particular will go to charity is Barney Ross His great e Urbanskl Jordan Home legs hit— ABHOA ABHOA Three-bo- s Clssell Ferhit— one W Sacrifice— the mixed doubles real in only intermediate good pitcher Lefty The list of entries in the show to runs— Leslie Moore Berger Stolen bases Rock Springs is seeking a team of L Campana ss 4 2 0 3 Cochran ss fights against Tony Canzoneri Billy 4102 Double plays— Oronln to Mm to Bua- ly to 1 4 J 2 Cole and Lefty can’t be expected to rell 4 Double 3b Mungo Mon4 0 Frantz men’s and 0 Plgntara 7 Frey doubles lb play— to divisions ko 3 Clssell to Lory to Morgan which several more may be added Taylor Bases on participate in the trans- F Campana cl 4 1 3 0 B Roberts If 4 0 0 0 Petrolle and Jimmy McLarnin illumMallon bicyclists Frey to Leslie Whitney to Jordan balls— WhiWhin 3 McColl 3 W Ferrell 4 day’s matches are concentrated in the hurl every game of the season Boses on balls— continental bicycle relay race which A Pigntaro rt 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf to Hogan to Jordan Sunday follows 3 1 3 0 ine what otherwise would be an Struck out— Whltehlll 1 W Ferrell 4 Kits 1 2 Struck Tha score of' Hoisum-Mineout Rhem Cantwell lb 3 1 3 0 Parry 3b of the Mungo starts from the Pacific and Atlantic Worthen ( game — whitehtiL a in a s Rugseii - heavy brackets play 2210 ordinary record as a lightweight play while EQUESTRIAN FASHIONS Hits— It —Rhem I Cantwen 3 Mungo 8 Stahl c Roberts D McColl a In 3 2100 follows: Name Hit With pitched Owner will include competition in Rider Tuesday in 11 Cantwell 3 in 2 Winning coasts August 19 hi an effort to low- Call 36 ’ 3 0 Tj McPhie cf Considering the merely fajg ghDBungsA Remold by WhiUliilL El Teniende— O D Guggenheim J J Rhem 11 tr 8 limes f pitche- r- practically every division holsum 3 1 13 1 Duncpmbe 2b 3 0 3 2 y record set In Slang c pitcher— Cantwell Losing pitcher— Mungo er the McColl made against Pete Nebo Frankie Fltspatrlck 3 1 0 I Jones p Ludlow abhoa abro 0 3 2 p 0 Director Sue— Krlsman 3b 6 Stratford Saturday posted Kentucky 1896 Evans lb Mercy Tuttle Mrg J Klick and Bobby Pacho one can only Adams a 4 Fltspatrlck 4'Nybsrg 51 for the tournament Score sheets Junior— rules 30 11 21 Lee has been appointed to take Totals Total 28 4 21 come to the conclusion that Ross is Browns Lick Injuns 5 Ohatwli Zaccarla C F Cox 'a: Same Mutuel Clerks’ Strike Holsum 030 000 3—5 are placed at all courts where compe- Del Bug—Major Owen If Captain N E Waldron Sam charge of the section between Green Pinney 020 100 0—3 a money fighter who does not show I — Black Shirt Miss Waldron Pat Same Logan ot is held Scored of all matches Rock tition Seems to Be Broken River and Wamsutter a desert stretch Summary Sacrifice Seven Ilurlers Labor hit—Stahl Three his greatness unless e Anderson Wins— 38th Infantry Ted something big e hit— J Plena-tarParry 2 must be posted immediately following of 87 miles Local ndefs who can base hits— OjH Smith Ob 11 4 is at stake Struck out—Ludlow Jones CLEVELAND Aug 4 (UP)-- In a Same Marie J Griffith Londondery— Bamberger or both competitors will be de- Deer with- Bases on balls — Ludlow 2 Jones 0 team on for the play How qualify Ross Hit placing will — 3 Turner P stand Hills Clarence Bamberger Same up against an CHICAGO Aug 4 (UP)-T- he game Umduring which faulted pitched ball— Parry by Ludlow Jack— Helen Tillson in the next ten days will wheel the with Bam pires— Liddell and Harmon Scorer—Bur- improved Jimmy McLarnin is causseven pitchers saw service the St of mutuel clerks at Haw- lap Jill—Helen TIUson strike nett no pTkhSU end of discussion Ubmy a m Vem Hadlock vs ing It is only Louis Browns evened the series with W Children’! Clan Totals 40 13 37 Tom Taylor vt Jack Peterthorne race track today simmered second in importance to a match inths Cleveland Indians today by win son: Forneliiu b— Bath Bohemian Ginger— Marilyn Eccleg Ted toy Or a bTe Wright vs GRID COACH A LAWYER beofficials to and down the picketing v Dannemiller JJ 8 Mine volving Turner — Ray Freeman Paul heavyweight title with SS the second game 8 to 7 Prancls A Schmidt Ohio State’s new PLAYGROUND MEET oisum 000- -3 ning Princes — U S government Frank Drlt- lieved that even this would disappear Bruoe Lake Vem Hadlock Max Baer swinging his heavy lists CH’taUh Stolen base Five hurlera worked for Cleveland QreenweHys attorney who grid coach Is a Bummatys vk p Wllllama 11 a m Olcn Clarke v gers a few within never has a a to chance had days nit— practice Adame against Sacrifice Llgh —raocaria Three and handed out 17 hits Trim— Mrg Oleed Miller Hoyt Smith Lane Lee Harna vs Mel Briggs 13 good opponent DRAWS HUGE CROWD Ten of the Paul o has hit— Zaccarla hits— noon Roland vs Harry Booth Major — J J Fitspatrick Enid Thompson Owen Double play— Krlsman to safeties came against Oral Hilde- Red Turner vsWnyment B Doxty I n m Calvin J Fitzpatrick Tom Katherine— J Adam to Reed Charge' defeat to Turner brand bee Lee Hansen ve Plumhof PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE who retired in the fifth after (Continued From Page Runt responsible lor—Turner I Smith m Kent Clark vs Ro Rossette — J J Fltspatrlck Janet Brown Struck out— By Smith 3 Kener I Base on three had scored with none out Clint land Stone— Tommy Dee v Clyde Moaa 3 Poncho— J J Fllspatrick June Reynolds TrimGlen ball— Off Smith 1 Umpire— Spry and Lot Brown Sherman Boyd Lyman Pugmlr M Cajlson ve Ronald Urry Pat After Me — J J Fltspatrlck Denlce Bundy Lloyd Brown Belve Bean and Team Standlnr 13 2 ble Tim Joe I'urntsa 4 p in Wllford Llt- d Sm vsHarOld Bob Wetland followed him Saddleherm Won Lost Second heat— Clifford Burbldge Willard Wiese Melvin Pet Briggs vg and struck out Grace to end the ning '‘ DC in- p ' r9K3estpK7j i tl 11 OF SC G Tl A x- HOLSUM KIDS White-hea- Two-ba- : El Ml YC TRIP PINNEY AI l'Vi 1 tf Lot-ln- g Sixty Riders to Appear TIGERS YANKS -- In JuniornLeague Affair KEEP UP RACE gamMit "(AP)-B- axter Nine Events Included on Sunday Afternoon’s Program Proceeds Will Go to Charity T -- TF h t Tf RE (-- d - 1 1 Ogden City Net Meet Will Open three-gaite- d 15 ” I Monday Morning 6i 1 3b-3- 1 Two-ba- Two-bas- Three-bas- ami s a- 36?' ning cross-countr- --- ' I Danne-mill- Two-bas- te r wild-hittin- g L ‘ u "uu'i'i Two-ba- ' Three-Gelte- Sheik— Denlce Sanford Barbara Bundy p m Harold William Frnnjt MtCouwln R Jaokson yron Redfield vs Ab El Teniende— O D Guggenheim Mr 3 m L v Lund I Max Baker Wilson Fltspatrlck p rt After Me —J J Fltspatrlck Frank Mills Halverson vs Arch Benson 7 4 cf 13 1 Ralph Ken WysrnivsFrank McCuut Cliffjf'i Fi Lady Claire— Mr Roy Bullen Roy Sul51 11 01 Vosmlk It len 4 I 1 9 Trosky 1 5 3 lb m JohnlfWrd VI Kentucky 8u— Mercy Tuttle J J 0 0 0 0 Monroe perk— ( rt I4 4 1 (IstSeed Farrell Royal Coburn ya CB Owen 14 OHale 3b 3 0 5(3 m Bill Klnnard va Al Gordon Bruno Jeeter—Katherine Thomas Sam OKamm 3 $ 3b J 113 Toe sons va Oeorte Sadler loa m John a n KnickerHoping that the extremely hot aruo Five-GallSaddlehorte Con Gagep vs Fred Rabe J bocker welther has broken and that they BeJma 3b i Chief— WUllamette Frank nv vs a il rad John Thompson Pearc: Armstrong J Pytlak e L Turner Dick Smith vs “ may resume their pigeon flights with Strang Hadley p Hildebrand p 10 0 1 13 noon W Golden va F Prince— Ram Dai Burdett Ray Armstrong 0 grown safety members f the Sait Lake Knott V few Wilkinson Cliatlrs 'Wumkoeki 1 Starhrigbt— OeroMln Houner Dr A-- J L Brown P vs Bud Hosmer Jim Hitt Howard Bundqulst Racing Pigeon club have arranged pm Welland p 00 Paul Harames Ttkahaahl Satan— Mrs L X Watt! Sam dates for the remainder of the sba- aBurnett 10 0 0 Tolhurst vivi Roland MlnsonSpniW Frank Franklin Jones John Barleycorn —Mrs X Bean p 0 0 0 0 win Dr A J Hosmer Polio £!tieduiei g vr: jon 41 17 07 10August 19— Lyndyll 87 miles sir-lin- e Tctsls 3 IX 37 10 Total P m Bobby Gager vs Elmo Jones sBattcd for Hemsiey In eighth Rosette— J J Fltspatrlck Barbara Bundy Hug! Fi i Tom Toyoe 5 p nf Gor Batted for L Brown la eighth Bent Bolt— Colonel Copley Enos Barbara don Swan vs Neal Moss Wayne Boyl vs August 28— Black Rock 14T arBatted for Trosky In Blnth m p JPoxey Spencer Lousbton va Enos Score Brownie— Frank Reynolds Pat CrowL by Inning Jenkins Mack Layton vs James LindJohn September 2— Lund 202 Loul 101 131 100—8 say 7 p m Junior Galt va Junior ReynFair of Baddlehoreae September 9— Modena (Neplil L gt Cleveland 000 331 001- -7 olds Roland Mlnson Vs George Wright - Errors-CampEl Teniende—G D Qugscnhelm J J bell Summary3 Hemsiey Lester park— 8 a m Glen Sandlund vt Thomas cup racel 230 ' t Brown Runs batted in— arm 3 Camp-b- e N Evans Bruce Charlesworth VS F Doxey Fltspatrlck l 3 Clift West Hemsiey Sam September 16— Modena club race Kentucky Sue— Mercy Tuttle Strange Ave- Pa m - Jack Mattson vs Morris Gordon Del But— Captain N E Waldron Bam Two-bI Trosky hits— West 3 Vincent Tassons vs Fred Schofield 10 a m September 23— Moapa (Harry Ers-lin- rt!! Junior — Maior C F Cox Barbara Ann Burns Three-bas- e Holland Trosky bit Wallace Sandlund vs West Belnap David Cox Y trophy) 325 —Clift m Home run— Averlll Del Stolen base Edwards vs Marvin Rabe Black Shirt— Pat Wsldrort Bam Sacrifice — Hadley - Double McDonald vs Tom Condit Bill Turner vs September 30— Moapa— Club race Hemsiey Rock Wmi — 38th Infantry 13 noon Leo Hansen vs Ted Dann-mlll- er Play — itramre BeJma and Burns- Kamm Jack Thompson Sid Gordon BJHGfltsonys Don Painter 1 ' 3 CbfcKnnt PW Tam Taylor vs Orlo Childs Mer- ThereethbeVd ar Grade Tkareachknd At! rated are for young birds 1 struck out— Hildebrand 1 C rill Carlson vs Charles Norton 3 p m Walt Harm New officers of the club are- - Pres- Bean grown 3 U Brown 1 Welland 1 Knott 3 Burton vs Oonard Pearce Bill Sneddon Nettle— N K De Marls J F Stephens vs Ralph Clark 3 p m Jim Bcoville va ident Robert Hawthorne vice presl Wild pitch— C Brown Winning pitcher Charles Black Waldron Shirt— Put Some Woodcock Ji Knott Lostnp pitcher— Hildebrand dent Max Erskine secretary Dick Princess— U S overnment Frank DrigForrester Ip gers Burton vs bye White racing secretary Reed Lind-a- y Stout Ruth White va Lilian Ktdolke 6 Del Bug— Captain N E Waldron Bams Rook Wing— 38th Infantry LOCAL BASEBALL Ted Danas-mill- er p tn Janet Fife vs Katherine White Hael The flights from Barstow and Log Tyre vs Dorothy Russell t p m Ruth Traveler— S8th Infantry Jack Pasallalfue Tomlinson vs Joan Van Nort Ruth Call vs Ahgeles which had been projected Sarah Mod'D'ital 7 P m Betty Tangren Junior— Major C F Cox Barbara Ann SUNDAT t SniEDUH at the first part of the season had to vi Peggy Meagher Helen Farmley v Cox Bolt— Indo trial League Ben Colonel Copely Eno Barbara Betty Lake b abandoned on account of the Enoa Community park Flve-Gali- ed P m doublehrader teat (addlehoraea Amatevr Federattea M F W —Frank Armstrong Lloyd Smith Draper v Bugarliousr Community park Wtlllsmetto Chief— W F Armstrong BOX ELDER SOFTBALL Creer ' m ' Bmp tf' ®pr7 nd Lee acorer Lloyd Smith Heiress— Mr M Eccles J Bohemian J t Midvale umpire R Stephens OAKLAND— Another round In the Rot Liddell and Prince scorer Harvey Shasta — J J Fltspatrlck Same vs Wasatch Oil Red and White No t Elder eoftball league Wo completed ThursGolden Prince— Geraldins Hosmer Bams n1 Rndn’ HSndUmPlrM’ AU‘U“ nd Fielding win-pin- scoter day With the Mon-fra- te Open Hunters games to remain at the top of the -Rosette — J J Fltspatrlck Barbara Byn- Independent Lean agae standingTh' Non-fraWoodbury Realtore ve Utah dy 1 Poultry the American to 4 jlefate Riverside Fairmont 11) a m park Prlneess— U 8 government Frank DagHarmon forfaited to Fleltllng' the Sugar Factory Hein Drug Ve Zion umpire HENDERSON Ky Aug 4 gers Caah Coal Ho 2 won over Plymouth 5 to 3 and the Fast 8 30 a m A Houston two Rock Wing— 38tb Infantry Ted Danne- (UP)— in dollar bet umpire the Garlthd ya tha Garland Lion (am w as Mercantile v Frankllft Oro-Tmiller Surjrhous postponed" until a later date “Daily Double” 30 p f1 Ho 3 two gamea pool at Dade A Bolt— Colonel Ben Copley 'Enos Barumpires Park on Beaver Dam and Grand bara Enoe Woolley JPrl Finite and Beverage v Holsum Kids No 1 Broanle— Frank Reynold Frank Mill 1 two Rock 60 returned $2280 today t p mi umpire Snider King Tut — Grant Your Barn ono Beaver Dam a field horse paving MQNDAV’S RCHFDULE 750 TEXAS IF AGUE $55 60 straight won the first 500 Amalrer Federation 400 Saturday Results race and Grand Rock a $121 80 OTm O v Firemen Communltv park Dallas 0 Beaumont 3 377 umpires Scanlon and Barney 8 Galveston 3 shot Tulsa the rich 000 scorer double completed Creer Tribune league Oklahoma city 1 San Antonio 0 0001 game by annexing the third heat Fort Worth 6 Houston 4 Pigeon Racers Arrange Dates BT Oilft Sb West cl Burna lb U Campbell Heme ley KPenper LOUIS CLEVELAND a0JA4Kolland Wl fill MH :!!! - lit 4pm: IP Daily Double At Dade Park Pays $228060 Bonneville League Teams Slate Final Games Sunday Draper Meets Sugarhouse at Community Oilers Play Grocers Lovinger at Midvale - Bonneville’ of the season Sunleague teams play the day with the exception of a postponed tilt between Sugarhousend Red and WtuteDrapei J)5S glreadyfcliriched the pennant and Wasatch Oil is a certain second place With nothing at stake the chief in BONNEVILLE IF AGUE terest in the games will be t method Team Standing last-game- Won Lost Pet Marbeck Maynard Jonds Time 13 8 Third heat—Clifford Cooper Green Low ther Time 12 1 back atroke—Loren Lee Willard 17 3 Harbeck Sherman Lyman Time Medley relay— Pioneer (Glen Pugmire Wea Morris Clifford Burbldge Stanley Rees) Liberty Sugarhouse Under 96 Pounds free style first heat— Ed Perry 12 Rudy Kuhn Bill Lavender Time Second heat — John Lowther Bill Gerke Time 11 4 y Third heat — Charlee Adamsen M L Powell Time T2 4 Fourth tieat—Bra Buncanr George Harman Herman Kell Time '13 3 Relay— Sugarhouse Liberty Liberty Time 51 2 given Medley relay — Suxarhouse Liberty No 2 Liberty No 1 Pioneer Under 115 Pounds free style first heat — Cooper Duane Trimble Bill Muns Time 22 1 Second heat — Late Christensen Jack Mar-tlso- n Earl Jones Time 35 1 Third heat— Jack Allen Bill Heetlns Joe Time 26 4 Bbyer back stroke—Dans Green K 19 3 Turnbull Jack Erlckeon Time Central Pioneer Relay— Suiarhouse Time 47 Medley Pioneer relay — --Suxarhouse Washington Time 44 4 Dives — Jack Fatrclouxh Clifford Cooper George Burbidxe Under IIS Pounds dash free style first heat —Ted Coombs Floyd Peck Vernon Mellon Time 23 1 Second'heat— Bud Orahsm Henry Oden-waldTime 23 1 Dewey Coombs Third heat— Bob Van Cott Lyman Smith Ray Daniels Time 34 hack stroke— BUI Adams Dick Habbeshaw Ted Coombs Time 30 3 Relay— Pioneer Suxarhouse Liberty Time 1 37 1 Medley “relay— Suiarhouse Liberty Pioneer Time 1 25 Over 131 Pounde free style first heat— Byron Mil-let- t Dick Nelson Paul Snow Time Secdnd heat — Don Beams Tom Garner Relay— Suxarhouse Time '13 4 back stroke— Ralph Heath Bradford BVron Millett Time 29 Medley relay—Suxarhouse Liberty slxn Letter Men free style — H Brockholt Ted Welti tied A Morceau Dick Wetherall Hunnard tied Time 22 back stroke— Max Jonee E Ey-a- n Ttawrelice Hoeffer 27 Time breast stroke — Norm Coombs uts Nash Richard Close 29 Time Medlev relay — Suxarhouse Liberty Plo- - of comparing Wasatch Oil and Dra- Draper 1 13 329 714 4 10 Wasatch Oil per for city tournament competition Sugarhouse 538 ( lead over Lovinger 357 Draper has a three-gam- e ID 211 ana White the Oilers in the Bonny loop but the Red 11 Midvale 314 Oilers have captured the titre in the Pioneer and Wasatch leagues DraBnnday’a Schedule Draper vs Sugarhouse Community park per piaya in the Bonneville league 1030 a m umpires— Spry and Lee scorer - - - only but many amateur baseball fol- Oreer Lovinger at Midvale 4pm umpires lowers consider this the fastest of Liddell and Prince scorer Harvey the four Federation loops Wasatch Oil vs Red and White No 1 10 15 a m : umpires Austin end Randall Draper faces its final obstacle in scorer Hand league competition meeting the hardhitting Sugarhouse outfit in a game Cub Vice President whkhshould prove to be an interestThe Merchants have ing affair Stricken——Appendicitis scored victory after victory in the and determined weeks are six past -- John O CHICAGO Aug 4 to break the winning streak of the vice president of the Chicago Seys The winner will be game pennant Cubs was stricken with appendicitis played at Community park and the just before today’s game with Cin10 30 is m a time starting cinnati at Wrigley Field and was Wasatch Oil is picked to defeat taken to Masonic hospital the two White when Red and the clubs from the ballIllinois park No m on a The f at 1015 tangle An operation probably will be Oilers have superior hitting and have Dr John F Davis team necessary team Red and a better defensive who is attending Seys said physician has 13 won White only three out of games in the Bonny loop Lovmgef goes to Midvale to meet the suburban outfit The game is scheduled to get under way at 4 p m Ronny Peacock is scheduled to pitch for Lovnger and Lonnie Hoit will of medal sompetition was announced Wr Time l 19 hkclv take over the mound duties for bv the Sunset Fields club today to Relay— Sugarhouse Pioneer Midvala ' 'he held there September 18 oivek ui6 pounds and over) ‘ no Los Anteles Hollywood San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Portland 3 4 i 16 614 16 16 611) 21 27 28 462 341 317 590 537 512 ij l "is Saturday's Kesults At Los Anxeles— R Loa Angeles 030 200 090— HoNkWood 10 10— 013 Batteries— Nelson and O At Portland— First me- 15 14 p eh - Sacramento 410 100 Portland 000 604 000— 4 12 Batteries —Nltcholai and Salkeld fiox Second game R H E Sacramento 001 002 003— 6 1 0 Portland 000 000 002— 2 3 9 Batteries— Gsbler and Wlrts Bryan and COXi At San Francisco— R H E San Francisco 000 800 045— 4 6 0 Misilon 300 031 Ol-x- 7 14 2 Batteries— Malls Btutz Ross Ballou and Woodall Thurston and Fitzpatrick Friday Night Games At Los Anxeles— Los Anxeles 250 200 Hollywood K th i R E II 400 000—11 2 050 000— 7 ’ Batteries— Garland 3 Campbell an Sheehan fcesmoro Hlle and Campbell a At San Francisc- oSan Francisco 100 003 000— Mission 012 001 JOx— Batteries — Ballou and Woodall and Street Fitzpatrick r 3 5 h9 e 1 9 2 Johnson At Seattle— R H E 300 Oakland 000 000— 2 3 0 003 010 Seattle Olx— 4 12 0 Batteries— Ludolph Conlon and Raimondi Craxhead and Tobin At Portland— R H E 000 7 003 000— 2 Sacramento 3 200 Port’and 002 Ux— 8 11 2 Batteries— Salvo and Wlrth Turpin and Cox AMERICAN St Paul Mtlwaukoe 5 ASSOCIATION Saturday’s Result Toledo 13 3 Louisville 1 Minneapolis 6 Columbus ( ' Kansas City 0 Indianapolis ( Ray Daniels Kay Goddard A A I) Swimmers and Diver free style— Howard Hewitt Lanont Don Thoresen Time 46 beck Ken stroke— Louis Nash Max 9 Jones Lawrence Hoeffer Time 80 lard breast stroke —Stan Plbmmfi' third Normah Coombs Paql Adam' Time 59 S 101 70i Dives Ray Harris O Pratt Bud Gra if w ' Campbell Sheehan and Bossier? 100 10 1 t 2 25 23 23 MIslon Seattle Ken Lamont ( V" |